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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />126 <br /> <br />CWCB - Rio Grande Decision Suooort System <br />Authorization: SB 99-173 <br />Water Source: Rio Grande <br />Location: Rio Grande Basin <br /> <br />Grant Amount: $4,000,000 <br />Project Type: Decision Support System <br />Project Manager: Randy Seaholm <br /> <br />The Rio Grande Decision Support System (RGDSS) is a continuation of the CWCB long-range goal <br />of having a decision support system in each major river basin in Colorado. It builds on the tools developed <br />under CRDSS. Beginning in December 1998, the various RGDSS contracts were negotiated. These contracts <br />included (1) Ground Water, (2) Surface Water, (3) Consumptive UselWater Budget, (4) Relational System <br />Integration, and (5) Spatial System Integration/Project Management Assistant. This effort is in its third year of <br />development. <br /> <br />CWCB - Water Resources Basinwide Fact Sheets <br />Authorization: SB 99-173 <br />Water Source: Nt A <br />Location: Statewide <br /> <br />Grant Amount: $225,000 <br />Project Type: Information Development <br />Project Manager: Dan McAuliffe <br /> <br />This project is well underway. A contract with Brown and Caldwell for $125,000 was let in 1999. <br />Draft fact sheets were produced and revisions are underway. Final fact sheets are expected by the end of 2000. <br />The remaining funds will be used to pay for basin platUling meetings and future planning materials. <br /> <br />South Platte River Decision SUDDort System <br />Authorization: SB 99-173 <br />Water Source: South Platte River <br />Location: South Platte Basin <br /> <br />Grant Amount: $100,000 <br />Project Type: Decision Support System <br />Project Manager: Randy Seaholm <br /> <br />The South Platte Decision Support System (SPDSS) is in the initial feasibility stage. Consultants have <br />been selected and the feasibility study is underway. This document will be the basis for detennining the cost <br />and time period to accomplish a decision support system in the Platte River and Republican River basins. <br /> <br />San Luis Vallev Water Conservancy District - Rio Grande Headwaters Restoration Project <br />Authorization: SB 99-173 Grant Amount: $200,000 <br />Water SoW'ce: Rio Grande River Project Type: Multi-Objective Study <br />Location: Alamosa upstream to South Fork Project Manager: Brian Hyde <br /> <br />This project involves the preparation of a Multi-Objective study for the Rio Grande from South Fork <br />downstream to the AlamosalConejos County line (downstream of Alamosa). The river has been experiencing <br />problems related to interstate compact delivery requirements, distribution of irrigation water through diversion <br />structures, riparian habitat, flood protection and channel conveyance capacity. The study will determine <br />specific problems, locations of those problems, causes of the problems and alternatives for mitigating the river <br />problems. The study will kick off on September 18, with a public meeting in Monte Vista at which property <br />owners and others will describe the problems with which they are familiar and the consultant team will <br />describe its project approach. Completion of the project is anticipated in July 2001. <br /> <br />Douldas County Water Authority - S. Denver Metro Area Water Supply Study <br />Authorization: lIB 00-1419 Grant Amount: $100,000 <br />Water Source: Denver Basin Aquifers Project Type: Water Supply Study <br />Location: Douglas County / S. Metro Area Project Manager: Bill Green <br /> <br />The Douglas County Water Resource Authority (DCWRA) is partnering with the Denver Water Board <br />and the Colorado River Water Conservation District to conduct a study of the water supply needs of the <br />southern portion of the Denver metropolitan area. The purpose of the study is to examine and propose water <br />supply strategies that meet the near-term and long-term water needs of Authority members in a way that delays <br />and minimizes the need to import additional water from the Colorado River Basin. The study will review the <br />recommendations in the Metropolitan Water Supply Investigation including withdrawals from the Denver <br />